should be able to run a PCA on those data and see the signatures

here goes last hashrate peek zdnet.com/article/supercomputers-ha…cross-europe-to-mine-cryptocurrency

well, that answers the question of what if the world's supercomputers all started mining xmr ...

well europe aint the world

interesting how they chose monero ocean though

did they? AFAIK it was unknown hashrate

at least that’s what someone wrote in -pools

oh. well i dunno what they chose. but didn't ocean see a 100 Mh spike?

sry, 75 MHs

could be possible

The hash rate bump a couple days ago was ~250 MH/s.

so total network 1.5GH?

still at 1.25-1.3GH now, it seems

so they would have required ~5x as many supercomputers to 51% attack?

sounds about right

I saw it at 1.5 yes.

bF also tweeted 1.5

Hard to tell the high frequency noise though.

About .1.

1. put some "logging" ssh binaries on academia servers

2. profit

thats how the "attack" went

I see it as very good thing that there is this mining incentive that enables free security audits all around the planet

yeah this highlights our other point - having RandomX running on a machine is extremely noticeable

Oh wow, one day without internetz and I come to these news lol

So it was a supercomputer that made a spike to 1.5GH?

a bunch of them